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Topic: Swift Bolero toilet water fill

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Hawkeye467

18/8/2013 at 8:23am
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Hi
I have just purchased a Swift Bolero 600ek which is fitted with a thetford c 200cwe toilet, for the life of me I can not find out where to add water for the toilet flush, can anyone help.

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Jana

18/8/2013 at 9:29am
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Looks very much like the one in our van.
It will flush direct from the fresh water tank.

Has its good and bad points. Good- you don't need to fill the flush & no flush additives. Bad - in winter if camping with no water in tank you have to pour water in from a jug etc.

Hawkeye467

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Hi thanks for the reply, can or how do you add flushing agent?

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HeathnShell

19/8/2013 at 8:00pm
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Hi
Our motorhome has freshwater flush only from the on board tank. I have tried all sorts the best thing i have found are theI toilet duck discs which stick on the inside of the toilet bowl.

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Ours is the same..and as has been suggested above, if you want to rinse with "chemical" you just have to use the hand-spray/"toilet duck" approach..

Personally, I can't see much in the way of advantages of this "tankless" system, to us the end user.

To my mind, along with these "swivel seats", it just seems like another way of simplifying/slimming down the "loo assembly" so that the converters can shoehorn them into ever small washrooms..

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